Joycrna

I was 22 when I got into the program. 1 year of shock trauma at a level 1 trauma center, and 1 year of pacu. I went straight into icu from rn school. I don't think it matters where you work or where you are from. I was from Tennessee. The interview is the last stop before getting in. You look good on paper, but they want to lay eyes on you tonsee who You really are. Panel of Chief CRNA, president of anes. Group, a few phds from the school, sr. Class president of current class, director and 2 associate directors. If you have any academic skeletons in your closet it's better to disclose them up front, you will be asked about them. If you are clean, just be yourself. No technical questions are asked. Good luck!

I'm a recent graduate from the second class of the fhchs CRNA program. As far as the program, I feel like we were very well prepared and I have easily integrated into a very large group that services all of the Florida hospital system. All in my class have passed boards on the first try. All in the first class have passed boards. The directors care about you and your family. They are flexible and very understanding when comes to family and personal issues. We get a very wide range of cases ranging from liver transplants, regional blocks (interscalene, femoral etc. ) hearts and peds. I recommend it to everyone who is interested in CRNA programs, they really want you to succeed. Just my two cents.